Join the CityLoops project for a final webinar and workshop on Construction and Demolition Waster (CDW), which will present the main results from the project's work with CDW, providing an overview of how findings can be replicated in other cities.

The CityLoops legacy includes a Handbook for Circular Construction intended for cities and local governments that are new to the concept, as well as nine Replication Packages on:

1. Planning and decision making;
2. Tendering and procurement;
3. Circular demolition;
4. Circular soil use;
5. Data and material passports;
6. Recycling concrete;
7. Material banks and marketplaces;
8. Stakeholder involvement; and
9. Business cases.

The final workshop will address these Replication Packages, sharing recommendations and lessons learnt, experiences from the project's demo actions, and key CityLoops instruments.

Sneak peak the Replication Packages on the CityLoops website: https://cityloops.eu/construction-demolition-waste/#c4414.

Agenda

1. Introduction – 1 hour – overview of main CityLoops' outcomes:

• 13:00 – Welcome & agenda, Pernille Kernel from the Capital Region of Denmark
• 13:05 – Main results & Handbook of Circular Construction, Leslie Petitjean from ICLEI Europe
• 13:30 – The Replication Packages, Pernille Kernel from the Capital Region of Denmark
• 13:40 – Focus on business cases for concrete and soil with Høje Taastrup study case, Erika Yates from Høje Taastrup Municipality
• 14:00 – Coffee break

2. Deep dives into experiences and instruments – 1 hour and 45 min

• 14:15 – Planning and decision making, Thomas Budde or Martin Visby Buchard from Roskilde University (20 min) and Kimmo Haapea from Miksei Mikkeli (10 min)
• 14:50 – Circular procurement and the Procurement Handbook, Sanne van Asselt and Jan Jaap Blüm from Alba Concepts (20 min) and Christian Jurado Meza from Bodø Municipality (10 min)
• 15:25 – Recycling of soil and concrete incl business case and risk management, Klaus Kellerman, Roskilde Municipality
• 15:50 – Final reflections and goodbye, Pernille Kernel, Capital Region of Denmark

Participants are very welcome to attend both parts; however, the first part is especially relevant for those want to have a better understanding of how CityLoops results can be implemented beyond the project scope, both practically in other cities throughout Europe, and politically in sustainability strategies.

The webinar can be accessed via this link: registration is not needed. Add it to your calendar!